Curiously Bent Trees - Trail Trees

[Paulding History]

Paulding County Historical Society Invitation

Please join us on June 8, 2:00 pm

at 122 Main Street, Dallas, Ga.

for

Mystery of the Trees Presentation and Book Signing

The Mystery of the Trees is the story of curious bent trees that many believe were used by Indians as sign post across the continent. As they traveled, often great distances, to hunt, to trade, to gather medicinal plants, to communicate with other tribes, the trees guided their way. Exploring a story that has been hidden for many years, ...

EVERYONE IS INVITED!

You can find more information at our website - go to www.pchsm.org, on left side of page click on Mystery of the Trees or go to www.mountainstewards.org

Edited June 7, 2013 by Paulding History

[Magic Mommy]

 

I took this one at Cloudland Canyon in April. My husband said it's a defect in the tree's DNA that results in muliple "main" trunks.

 

But I like the old stories, too.

[Paulding History]

I like the way you think. Good picture!

[November Rain]

I learned a little about trail trees from a geocache in Buchanan. GC13R0J Trail Tree

[CreativeOne]

I gnarled old trees ...

[Magic Mommy]

Will there be another event? Or is there somewhere locally to purchaset the book? I have an event and will be working during that time.

 

Thanks!

[Paulding History]

Will there be another event? Or is there somewhere locally to purchaset the book? I have an event and will be working during that time.

 

Thanks!

 

It's unfortunate you can't make the presentation.

 

There will be some books at the Schoolhouse Museum, 295 North Johnston St., Dallas. It is open the first and third Saturday of every month from 10 am - 1 pm.